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Schlonky security software and 'popup blocker' add-ons might, though.

• deno 16y ago
  But then you're worrying about users that deliberately decided to block all pop-us. It's exactly the same as with nojs users—if they can block, they can unblock it. Especially if they expect a pop-up to appear, because they've just clicked on a miniature.
  • code_duck 16y ago
    Well, not really... I get support requests/error reports from users all the time who are running stuff like this, and couldn't click their way out of a paper bag. They have no idea that they are running software which interferes with websites working the way the author intended. Thankfully, it seems that makers of security and antivirus software are changing their products to not restrict JavaScript and browser functions.